오버브라이트‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 호수

The newly created scenic lake between the village of Seinsheim and the vineyards of the "Seinsheimer Hohenbühl" appellation offers an oasis for rest and relaxation. Parts of the Tree Horoscope Trail also encircle the lake. Swimming is not permitted, but relaxation is allowed. There is a playground for children and a volleyball court for adults.

The Iff stream's short course was once lined with 22 mills. 18 of them still stand today – the Mill Trail runs alongside them. Some of them have been lovingly restored.

It is impressive how the water is pressed out of the ground - unfortunately everything there is very neglected

The cypress lake is part of the English landscape park in the castle park. Originally circular, it has silted up and grown over in many places over the years. In the middle of the cypress lake, the bald cypress tree, which was probably planted by Count Alexander, has still been preserved today. Bald cypress trees actually come from southeastern North America and can grow up to 35 meters tall. This bald cypress is estimated to be around 100 years old. This is still a very young age for the tree, as bald cypresses can live up to 1000 years. The bald cypress in the castle park is now around 23 meters high and has a trunk circumference of around 2 meters. In the cold season the tree does not make a good impression. Bald cypresses not only shed their needle leaves in autumn, but also entire branches. However, when the tree sprouts bluish-green young shoots from June onwards, it is a real show. https://mit-mama-nach.de/traumrunde-schwanberg/

The three springs of the Iff, the so-called pigeon holes, are just a few steps away from the Taubenlochhütte, a hedge farm that is managed seasonally. These pretty little ponds used to supply the nearby Frankenberg Castle with drinking water. Info at: https://www.weinparadies-franken.de/weinparadies/weinorte/reusch

The Princess Bath The banks of the Prinzessinnenbad once served as a romantic seating area that offered a view of forests and meadows. In the course of the park renovation, this square will be made accessible again in the foreseeable future. https://www.geistliches-zentrum-schwanberg.de/erleben/schlosspark/rundgang-schlosspark/

The Prinzessinnenbad doesn't live up to its name

Only the pretty ones are allowed in there - for bathing 😉😅